>> ♪ >> ♪ >> hello. i am jesse watters with kimberly guilfoyle, and greg gutfeld. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> hi there. the comey memos are out. you know who is happy about it? president trump. one memo reveals that the president early on endorsed looking into any wrongdoing by people in his campaign. comey trump told him if there was an associate of his campaign that did something, it would be good to find that out.

he had not done anything and hoped i would find a way to get out that we were not investigating him. the president said the note showed clearly there was no collusion and no obstruction and that the fbi director leaked classified information. comey claimed he doesn't do sneaky things and doesn't leak or do weasel moves. >> [laughing]. >> he went on to leak his memo and admit he did it. >> i know when i created some of them they were classified. i don't know how many of that group would testify. trying to force the creation of a special council. why? because i thought the department as currently supervised would not be aggressive enough to serve process to get the tapes. >> because jeff sessions is too weak? >> he rescued himself. there was a new deputy attorney general whom i did not have

confidence. something has to be done. there were lots of discussion in public about appointing a speciality. >> the watch dog at the justice department is investigating comey's handling of the memos. kimberly, we are laughing about the line weasel move. but it's not funny because we had's run down of some of the violations he might be looking at for leaking classified information and it's serious. >> for sure. it's compelling. no proof of collusion or obstruction of justice. he just torpedoed mueller. read the memos to show beyond a reasonable doubt that the president did not direct anybody

in terms of collusion or trying to obstruct anything whatsoever. it helps the president. that's why the president today said i was vindicated. this helped his side. what comey singling, i don't know. he compromised anything that mueller could have been tried to be cooking up. now it's fraught with inconsistencies and problems in terms of other witnesses he might be trying to call. all of the statements that comey made on the book tour. the statements in the book and prior to the release of the book. the complications with loretta lynch. a big stirred up mess courtesy of the former head of the fbi. >> right. comey is collapsing. he said he doesn't leak and then he leaks and he said that mccabe, total professional, great guy. you can trust him. he doesn't leak either. then mccabe leaks and lies about it.

the top two guys at the fbi not looking too good. >> yes, who i feel really bad for the resistance. >> ha. >> i do. they expect a horse for christmas but they get a hamster. in this case a dead hamster. the left hasn't been this disappointed since the berlin wall fell. their obsession to unseat a president created a carmick poltergeist. i have an exercise for everybody person in the media, those on cnn and msnbc. over the weekend take 10 minutes to yourself and try to answer yourself this one question: what is the end game to all of this coverage about comey, stormy and collusion?

it just for an adult film star? is it trying to uncover some secret conspiracy you have been working on for 2 years but have not found a thing? are you just trying to get rid of a president? if that's the case, you are actually hurting the country and hurting everybody in the country over a personal vendetta. >> they don't care because it's political. >> and because they have been emotional triggered by an election. i don't think when people are reporting on this stuff, they ask what is the end game? what do i want out of this? other than 10 minutes of good ratings. >> that's a good point. the democratic national committee is now suing trump's campaign, and jared kushner and don jr. and russia and wiki-leaks for making hillary lose. what kind of frivolous lawsuit is this? >> it's the last dying press of the resistance.

they blame trump for everything they did. which was collude with the russians and come up with this dossier that was paid for. comey didn't just say i am a leaker. he said i am not a weasel. i am a straight shooter. he is in the office with the president of the united states. what would a straight shooter say when he brings up the dossier. hey, this is a dossier about you and prostitutes and a straight shooter would say it was paid for by hillary and the dnc. he didn't. he is not a straight shooter. the end game is to not just potentially impeach the president but to disspirit trump voters. it's to make us feel to pull the poll numbers down. i look at the president's poll numbers. i can't believe how high they are considering how much was thrown at him.

it's unbelievable. >> someone has him at 90. >> last time it was up to 99. >> [laughing]. >> really quick the question got dnc. this is one of the most bonehead moves i have seen in a long time. do they not understand there is discovery on both sides? this is a treasure trove of information coming to the other side. show me what you have. show me all of your documents. this will muddy the waters before the mid-term elections and create problems for the republicans but they created problems for themselves. >> our resident democratic here. james comey admitted he didn't tell donald trump that hillary clinton paid for the dossier and he doesn't know if the dossier

is legitimate or not. i think he said something like it's unlikely but possible. let's hear what he said. >> what you are asking me about now what did i say what i said when i was asked if the russians had derogatory information on president trump. i said it's possible. >> that's not good. >> what is interesting in the comey memos. he talked about the dossier. not just the salacious details about the hotel room in moscow. in the comey memos he briefed the president that the intelligence committee confirmed parts of the dossier. he doesn't detail that in the comey memos. >> i would like to know that. >> let's find out. he makes clear there is intelligence to back up other pieces of the dossier. it's not unsubstantiated.

>> there is a link to moscow? >> there was a report that cohen might have been in prague. >> we need to be careful -- >> do you believe that trump colluded with the russian in this campaign? you believe that? >> i believe that members close to the russian government reached out to the trump campaign and offered help. we know that. that's been publicly discussed. i believe that the trump campaign was willing to work with them whether to release hillary's emails. what donald trump knew or did i don't know. that's what robert mueller is looking into. there were members of the campaign willing to meet with russian and discuss hillary emails. that's a fact that's been reported. i don't know what answers 2 through 5 are. that's what mueller is looking into. comey is only a small part of that. the larger investigation comey is not the end-all and be all. >> let's stick to the fact.

there was no contact that shows collusion whatsoever. >> [overlapping talking]. >> i know hillary paid for russians used in the trump campaign. >> exactly. they put a fancy name on it and called it a dossier. >> byron york from the washington examiner had a great piece today. you are the fbi director and your first meeting with the president-elect donald trump. you go i have this salacious information on you. donald trump probably thought he was being black mailed. he said that to a reporter. do you think that's a good idea to lead with this dirty dossier in your first meeting with the president? maybe that's why president trump said he need loyalty here because he feltly could not trust james comey. we are finding out from the memo it was pressure from cnn. let's show that on the screen

here that led to james comey briefing the president. media like cnn had them and were looking for a news hook. i explained why i thought it was important that he know about it. i explained that one of the reasons we told him was that cnn in particular was telling us they were about to run with it." then the story leaks to cnn a few hours later. i understand why the president didn't trust shady james. >> follow the snail trail. this is laid out for you. unbelievable. he should have gone into a nice meeting and talked to the president. it's off putting the first time. why are you bringing this up to me. if i am thinking comey is trying to catch him off guard. looking to try to hook him before he has exchanges, he is

going after him. a specific intent and whose team he was playing for. his whole team was in unison against the president from day one. why did cnn have it? if there is collusion you don't have to look to russia to find out. >> if there was a strategy here they needed a legitimate angle beyond the dossier just to rcht -- report on it, right? comey's briefing was like a trojan horse just wanting to talk about the dossier. it's like saying i am going out for a walk when you are going out to get cigarettes. >> we call that a weasel move. comey will sell a lot of books but at what coast. if the fbi paying a big prize for the former director's tell-all blitz. up next. as a control enthusiast,

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negative things to say about president trump to sell his new book. only tarnishing his reputation and the bureau he served says this consitutional attorney. >> he was the head of this investigation? >> he is now one of the cooperating witnesses. nobody would suggest this book is benefiting the investigation. to the contrary, he is undermining his role as a witness. the question is why? the answer is obvious. he will make a lot of money. but in the process, he will do untold harm to the institution he once headed. >> true. newt gingrich came down hard on the former director's media blitz. >> watch his face. turn off the sound and watch his face. looks like guys around the seventh grade practice sincerity. i don't know how the baseball

got out of my hands. my cousin must have done it. i could not have done it. he taught himself at an early age a series of self-serving emotions. he uses it over and over. this guy is almost a pathological liar. >> he is really aggressive on this. spot on. >> yes. newt gingrich came to play there. >> [laughing]. >> comey took it in the chin. taken a lot on the chin from the left and the right. everybody hates him. they can see through it. he doesn't look authentic. he is always grabbling with himself and how his moral integrity is at stake and acting like he is above it all. i don't buy the self-righteousness and the leaks aring investigated. -- are investigating these leaks. imagine is james comey is

indicted and donald trump is not. he told nbc that the dossier was not a credible document. they didn't put that on the air. he said it was possible they have dirt on trump. they either do or don't. he was asked on a radio show when you smash your phone isn't that obstruction of justice? he said listen you have to prove crimmial intent. everybody smashes their phone if you don't want the phone to get on the secondary market and have your information get out there in public? do you smash your phone? i have never smashed my phone. i never smashed it on purpose. i don't get the guy. >> they are not into that at the apple store. that's hilarious. >> his novel like his memos it

shows he had the intention of writing a book. congress has a rule that staffers you can't go work for a lobby firm for so many years afterward because the work you are doing while in congress could be signaling to a firm you want to go make money. it's the same thing here. he wanted to cash in on this experience. he went into the oval office for this meeting with the president. the way he wrote the memos afterwards is so clear what he wanted to do. i think that's wrong. i think there should be a law. if not that, at least if you are under investigation, and it's still underway, you should not be able to write a book. >> yes. >> he didn't write memos when he met with lynch or obama only trump. >> he said i wasn't concerned about their behavior as he was with donald trump. >> so he pre-judged him?

>> he did. in the first meeting it was a briefing about russian interference. he thought the president had a right to know that media outlets had this dossier. it's easy to assume the worse about james comey. >> it is. >> that's fine. as a democrat i also don't love jim comey. i don't think he is the perfect messenger for anything. that doesn't mean we can totally discount everything he said. he is not the center of mueller's investigation by any means. >> i have seen him more often than my pillow guy. >> it's getting there. >> growing up there was dr. joyce brothers on every talk show. he is like that. dr. joyce brothers of 2018. but his problem is he only has one speed, right? if you are going on and sell a book, you have to have different

speeds. when dana perino goes on, she will talk about the dog and working for bush. he only has one speed. that's hamlet. he is almost hamlet all the time. everything is a struggle. he over-stayed his welcome and it's been a week. turning into another fictional character. alex borist the character played by glenn close in fatal attraction who could not get over the past and was determined to destroy the future. that's what he is turning into. >> wow! that's a bit of a stretch. >> you never saw fatal attraction? >> i was with you on joyce brothers. i lost you after that. >> don't hold it against greg. >> and then there is the bunny! >> and the boiler. >> bunny boiler. >> all right, greg. take a little nap during the

break on your little my pillow. we go live to houston next where the public is paying respects to former first lady barbara bush ahead of the celebration of her life tomorrow. dana perino is there coming up.

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former president bush shook hands earlier to greet those filing through. dana perino is there now. tell us about the scene down there. how was it today? >> well, what barbara bush wanted was for people to celebrate her life and not just consider is an end. people are gathering today and 41, former george bush an hour after the repose started was wheeled in by his daughter and stayed for about 20 minutes shaking hands with people that came in. his spirit have been lifted by all of the prayers and the well wishes and. he is surrounded by family and a lot of friends. about 1500 invited guests will be there tomorrow for the funeral which is at 11 a.m. central time. >> dana perino, it's kimberly. >> hello. >> hello. >> i wish you were here.

>> i feel like you need us there. the emotions and how you are feeling seeing people that really knew and loved her like you do. some of the nice exchanges you shared. >> well, one thing i was able to do was catch back up with marlin fitswater. he was the press secretary for ronald reagan and george hw bush. that was special. also the photographer. all weeklong you have seen this theme she was an enforcer and frank. frank was her nickname that her family gave her. i felt last night i should probably explain, while she had high expectations of people, she was not judgmental. that's a really important characteristic for anybody who wants to be more like her. that needs to be clear. she did not judge others. she just expected a lot of you.

>> it's rachael. >> hi. you are a mom, you know what it's like to raise children. >> absolutely. >> and make sure that family time is really important to everybody. >> absolutely. she really represented that matriarchal thing we all want. what i have been hearing from people about this event and the funeral and her passing is how touched they are by their love story. now perhaps in this environment and this culture, americans want to know it's possible to have a very long and happy, joyful marriage. it's a celebration of marriage. >> right. e yes, a commitment to somebody else can be bruteful. not just for the family. it's not a career limited decision to try to find somebody that you can spend your life with.

they have that of course. 41 is very heart broken, but i think that he feels like now he feels like people see barbara bush how he saw her. the support meant a lot to him. >> i imagine that's so. thanks. >> see you back here next week and our thoughts are with you and the family and friends down there. >> greg, does greg not miss me? >> of course, of course. i am here. >> just kidding. >> remember i was in oklahoma last night. >> he's been up since 3 a.m. >> no judgment. >> no! exactly. >> [laughing]. >> bye. >> a fresno state professor who said vile things about barbara bush on twitter is taunting her critics. she said she would never be

fired because she has tenure. but donors are threatening to withhold money from the school. greg, you share that outrage. >> it's easy. i don't know if you should punish the college for this. i don't think it's about her th speech without consequences. none of her peers or students do. if students do that, they would be in trouble. she cynically exposed what she is using tenure for which makes it legitimate to take it away from her. she said it's not about exploring new ideas, it's being an a-hole which she is. she posted in an arizona mental health hot line as her own. a suicide prevention hot line. they got 70 calls an hour.

she did. that's a fireable offense. >> i think donors and parents, i have a daughter about to go to college. i think we all ought to be better consumers of higher education. this is a teacher -- the donors said i am surprised this teacher said this. shocked that the school hired someone and gave tenure to someone who is so hateful and unsophistica unsophisticated. i am not shocked. these are the kind of teachers hired by university and the kind of liberal educations our students are receiving. >> i get. that you are okay with saying targeting a business because one person said something that other people disagree with? >> what i am saying is the quality of the teachers is not good at many of these universities. it's unbalanced. there is not an emphasis on diversity of opinions and people

like this woman get tenure. >> and i am also the daughter of 2 college professors and both are good. jesse watters, should she be fired? >> that's up to the university. they are doing a review. churchill thought tenure was iron clad and he was canned. back in the day i would have been dispatched to take this person out and put a mic in her face. i know she doesn't have the stomach to say this. >> have her on "watters world." >> yeah! >> she is a little coward. strong with the keyboard. i don't think she has the gu gumption to say that. >> high holiday for pot smokers next. leche . liberty mutual stood with me

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>> today is 4-20. a holiday for pot smokers. the senate democrats gave them something big to celebrate. chuck schumer will de-criminalize marijuana and make it legal under federal law. >> the legislation is long overdo. i have seen too many people's lives ruined because they have small amounts of marijuana and serve time in jail much too long. it affects communities of color unfair l lly . it's the right thing to do >> the democrats want open borders and more drugs and legalize drug use. >> how did we get open borders on this? >> well, they don't want to

build a wall. >> [laughing]. >> is this a winning message for legalization of drugs? it works in new york. >> i think it's not just a partisan issue. we have seen republicans and john baner who works for a marijuana company. democrats and republicans are saying there are good reasons to de-criminalize marijuana. veterans are asking for this because so many of them need it to deal with very serious injuries. there are also people who think it could help fight the opioids crisis by focussing on opioids. we won't run on it in 2020, but it's a conversation worth happening. >> what about finding good workers who are drug-free.

how will that impact that? >> we don't want people operating heavy machine. i am a hypocrite. you smoke when you are younger but you don't want your kids smoking. i think is the direction this country is headed in, though. i like the idea of the taboo around weed because it might repel people on the fence. i agree with something schumer said, if you are black and you walk around with a dime bag, they might book if you are that. if you are a preppie white kid in the suburbs and you are caught, they will say all right, run along. there is a double standard there. i understand people are upset about it. at the same time, pot is not really that good for you in a broader sense of the word. >> and jesse watters brings up a good point. parenting is hard enough. what do you think about

normalizing pot? it makes people lazy. >> [laughing]. >> so much disinformation around this table. i apologize to anybody for this ignorance. >> when you have kids you might feel differently. >> you can't use that excuse! >> all right, go ahead. i understand. >> i will talk to childless greg after. >> oh, you are bizarre! >> [laughing]. >> i am kidding. >> whew! maybe need medicinal marijuana at the table. you don't want children to take it as a gateway to other drugs. but it has an important role as medicine. so many people who had cancer, it brought comfort to those suffering at the end of their

life. even vets are supplying it to animals as well. that being the case, you want to make sure you are looking at the studies and making sure you are fully not dismissing something. however, on the other side, having been a prosecutor. i would like to think they are treating the people the same. sometimes there are certain instances. as a whole law enforcement, they don't have an interest in going and tormenting and picking on people and discriminating. >> i am not knocking law enforcement. if you are doing it by the book, that's how it's got to be. >> right. there are people in federal prisons for small amounts. we have to have conformity in the law. >> okay, greg, defend it. >> i don't have to defend it. look at the facts and look at history. you might want to read up on prohibition and how that worked

out for the country when alcohol was illegal. death declined. alcohol killed far more people in a day than marijuana killed in the history of the drug. just because you don't like something, doesn't mean it should be illegal. in employment, yes, you don't want people high or drunk. you have rules for. that just because you don't like something or you think it will be dangerous to your kids is not the reason why you have a law. there is no evidence it's a gateway drug. >> i will just say this -- >> let me finish. the idea you want to make it a taboo. that has never worked among young people. the more you make something dangerous, the more appealing it is. the opposite strategy is to make something mundane and boring.

there is plenty of research to look at. read that. instead of approaching a topic emotionally. >> i am not. i have spoken to drug counselors and law enforcement officers who say it's a gateway drug. >> that's not a study. >> let's light up after the show and talk it over. >> [laughing]. >> we answer your questions next. fan mail friday when "the five" returns. for all the eyes that get itchy and watery near pollen. there's flonase sensimist. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist.

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kerry we went to kenya andsomalia. >> dangerous? >> intense. >> yes. >> [laughing]. >> kimberly? i want an answer to this question? >> yes, all right. one time i was on a roller coaster. great america in california. it was so dangerous. i felt like i was want strapped in properly. the edge. >> i hate that one! that's the worst! >> the worst! it's a total drop. it's fine. i don't want to be cool again or pressured to go on a roller coaster or eat onions. >> the tower of terror is the worst! amusement park ride ever. i won't go on it. rachael? >> when he was on road rules on

mtv challenge. we'll have to climb and repel off the tallest building in new zealand. i am very afraid of heights. that was terrifying to get on the top of the building. your harness doesn't catch until you are halfway so you feel like you are committing suicide. >> could you back out of anything on road rules? >> well, your team wants to make money so there is peer pressure. >> that's talking about drugs and peer pressure. >> bringing it back to drugs. jesse watters? >> i can't think of anything that dangerous. i can think about things on air. >> i wasn't going there. >> nothing? >> i can't think of anything. >> okay. i can't answer the question. drink milk. i am lactose intolerant. >> that's dangerous for others.

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tomorrow night, saturday, 10 o'clock, another amazing edition of the greg gutfeld show at 10 p.m. it has mark stein, jim florentine aflortyus and ties who was in there are me yesterday. >> check out this all-star line up. kellyanne conway. scaramucci. baldwin and ladies. diamond and silk. >> it's like the love boat. >> [laughing]. >> i don't get that reference. >> [laughing]. >> i do. >> kimberly? >> all righty. this is in baby news. you will love this. a michigan couple with 13 sons, okay we will have another maybe.

-- baby. lucky number 14 and it was another baby boy. 8 pounds and 4 ounces. his name finley! they were excited. a lot of boys wanted another brother. but 1 or 2 were thinking it would be nice to have a sister. the oldest is 25. >> you can imagine if it was a sister with 12 brothers? >> she would never have a date. >> [laughing]. >> so my kids have been lobbying me for years to get a dog. i said no, no. because there is a lot of poop in my life. i didn't want another dog. my daughter wrote in note trying to persuade me. it was so flippy adorable it's persuasive. i am looking for suggestions on

a dog. i want something potty trained. one of my sons is allergic and i don't want a big dog that sheds. go to my twitter account or facebook. >> the number 2 reason was don't get ugly? >> what does it say? >> i can't remember. >> we will put it back up. >> i don't really care. >> oh! >> [laughing]. >> oh my god. >> you won't get what? >> i have no idea. >> you won't get lonely! aww, okay. sorry. >> some sad news from my home state. former ohio state football coach died today at age 87. inducted into the college football hall-of-fame in 2002.

urban myers first job was under him. we are thinking about his family and his grandson who is carrying on his legacy as ohio state's wide receiver coach. >> is it true you went to michigan? >> no, i didn't. >> where? >> i went to indiana. >> [laughing]. >> you can't make that up? >> no. >> jesse watters just listens. >> [laughing]. >> happy friday, everyone. >> happy friday. greg is going to not smoke weed. >> no. >> how do you know that? >> jesse watters is. >> i have to go tape a show. afterwards that's another story. >> [overlapping talking]. >> the last person you want to smoke with. >> never miss "the five." "special report" up next.

>> what happens up there in new york? >> i know. >> have a good weekend. >> bret: collusion allegations takeen to court. the comey memos did those missives involve conversations between the former fbi chief and the president break the law? y we will talk to one lawmaker. whatever happened to atlantic city? this is "special report." >> ♪ >> bret: welcome to washington. i am bret baier. tonight a strike from democrats ahead of any possible resolution to the russian collusion investigation. the party is going to court